Including 6 closely related terms such as district heat, district heating, and heating systems.
…. Where Policy D2 refers to heat distribution networks, it covers a broad range of scales from small scale systems that distribute cooling and/or heating to a number of dwellings or units within one building up to district scale systems that serve entire neighbourhoods (district heating systems). The investigation of opportunities should cover all scales and should not be limited to district…
… heating systems. 4 Heat Priority Areas have been established through the Guildford Renewable Energy Mapping Study available at https://www.guildford.gov.uk/article/22866/Guildford-Renewable-Energy-Mapping-Study https://www.guildford.gov.uk/article/22866/Guildford-Renewable-Energy-Mapping-Study 13 4.12 Where such networks exist and developments propose to connect to them…
… generation networks run at a temperature close to ambient ground temperature). This should not compromise the ability of the system to run at the optimal temperature for the energy source used at the outset. 4.25 Heat networks based on natural gas CHP systems should be supplemented by heat from renewable sources wherever feasible. Integrating heat pumps into district heating can deliver large CO2…
… term, hydrogen. 6 See Heat Pumps in District Heating (DECC, 2016) at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/heat-pumps-in-district- heating 15 Low and zero carbon energy appraisal 4.29 There are a number of low and zero carbon energy technologies available on the market that can supply electricity and/or heat to residential and commercial buildings. These include…